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SUMMARY:Phil Ochs Song Night
DESCRIPTION:Buy Tickets\n[nicepaypal type=”cart” name=”Phil Ochs Tribute” quantity=”field;Ticket Qty;1″ option1=”dropprice;type;Select your ticket option;Member:20.00;Non-Member:25.00″] \nPurchase advance tickets for this event using Paypal or your major credit card. Be sure to select the ticket quantity as well as the appropriate ticket type (Member or Non-Member). Note: If you require multiple ticket types (ie: 1 member + 1 non-member ticket)\, please add one type to the cart\, return to the page\, and add the second type separately.\n\nHosted by: Sonny Ochs — Performers include: Greg Greenway\, Kim and Reggie Harris\, Colleen Kattau\, Sharon Katz\, Pat Wictor \nPhil Ochs was an American troubadour who passionately believed that he and his music could help change the world. Many of his songs became anthems for the anti-war movement during the turbulent 1960s\, and his music continues to influence and inspire songwriters today – 40 years after his death. Among his best-known songs are Changes\, I Ain’t Marching Anymore\, Small Circle of Friends\, There But For Fortune\, and When I’m Gone. \nThe Folk Music Society of Huntington was pleased to join with the Cinema Arts Centre in 2011 in co-presenting two  screenings of the documentary Phil Ochs: There But For Fortune\, during which Sonny Ochs\, Phil’s sister\, shared some thoughts on her brother and on the film. \nSince 1983\, Sonny has been producing Phil Ochs Song Nights that feature talented artists who perform both Phil’s songs and their own to show that the art of topical songwriting is still alive and well. FMSH has presented a couple of these and is delighted to welcome Sonny Ochs back to host another one. \n  \nPerforming on March 5 will be Greg Greenway and Pat Wictor of the folk harmony trio Brother Sun\, along with Kim & Reggie Harris\, Colleen Kattau and Sharon Katz.
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SUMMARY:David Jacobs-Strain
DESCRIPTION:TICKET INFO\nTickets for this event are available at the Cinema Arts Center on the day of the performance.  Prices are $10 for FMSH and Cinema Arts Centre Members / $15 for Non Members.  There are no advance tickets for this event. \nDavid Jacobs-Strain is a consummate fingerstyle and slide guitarist and a song poet from Oregon who brings an old-school sensibility to a new generation of blues and roots. \nAlthough he plays in the blues tradition\, David Jacobs-Strain isn’t from it.  In his solo performances\, you’ll hear echoes of Skip James\, Charlie Patton and Tommy Johnson\, and\, perhaps\, a song by Fred McDowell or Robert Johnson.  But Jacobs-Strain is a modern roots musician\, singer and songwriter. “”I come from the language of the country blues\,” he notes\, “but it’s important not to silence other influences. \nDavid is known for his virtuosity and spirit of emotional abandon; his live shows move from humorous\, subversive blues to delicate balladry\, and then swing back to swampy rock and roll. It’s a range that ties him to his own generation and to guitar-slinger troubadours like Johnson and Jackson Browne. Says Jacobs-Strain: “I try to make art that you can dance to\, but I love that darker place where\, in my mind\, Skip James\, Nick Drake and\, maybe\, Elliot Smith blur together… I’m fascinated by the way that rural blues inscribes movement and transience. The music that frees a singer keeps them on the run; there’s a crossroads where a thing can be enchanting but dangerous; damaging but beautiful.” \nJacobs-Strain grew up in Eugene\, Oregon\, in a community that was centered on cultural change and environmentalism. He sees a distinct connection between the principles embodied in his upbringing and the democracy of the blues. “I’m really into handmade culture and real people making real music\,” he notes. “The voice. One guitar. Even at their simplest\, the blues have always been a vehicle for expressing your own situation – whether as an individual or a community. There’s such power in that.” \nJacobs-Strain began playing on street corners and at farmers’ markets as a teenager he bought his first guitar with the quarters he saved up. Before he dropped out of Stanford to play full-time\, he had already appeared at festivals across the country and was often billed as a blues prodigy – but he had to fight to avoid being a novelty act. “I wanted to tell new stories; it just wasn’t enough to relive the feelings in other people’s music\,” he recalls.  \nDavid Jacobs-Strain has appeared at festivals from British Columbia to Australia – including such notable ones as Bumbershoot\, Merlefest\, Philadelphia Folk Festival and Telluride Blues Festival. He’s also taught at Jorma Kaukonen’s Fur Peace Ranch and has previously performed for the Folk Music Society of Huntington’s First Saturday Concerts series.
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